| Location | Omaha, NE |
Design and specify mechanical systems and equipment for power generation and industrial facilities.
Prepare equipment specifications, data sheets, inquiry packages, engineering calculations, studies, and design documentation.
Perform equipment procurement activities, including technical bid evaluations, vendor coordination, and vendor document reviews.
Review vendor drawings and technical documentation for compliance with project requirements, codes, and industry standards.
Develop technical scopes of work and engineering packages for equipment and system modifications.
Coordinate engineering activities with project teams, including process, civil, structural, electrical, and instrumentation disciplines.
Serve as discipline engineer for small projects or major portions of larger projects.
Prepare and review engineering deliverables such as equipment layouts, P&IDs, mechanical design packages, studies, and technical reports.
Review work products developed by less experienced engineers and designers.
Provide technical guidance and mentoring to Engineer I and Engineer II personnel.
Participate in client meetings, technical reviews, and multidisciplinary project coordination activities.
Conduct site visits, field walkdowns, troubleshooting efforts, and engineering assessments.
Support proposal development, engineering estimates, schedule development, and project planning activities.
Contribute to achieving project schedule, budget, quality, and safety objectives.
Zachry Group is currently seeking a Mechanical Engineer III with experience supporting power generation, heavy industrial, or process facility projects for its Omaha Design Center.
Position Summary
The Mechanical Engineer III will work as part of a multidisciplinary engineering team supporting the planning, design, procurement, and construction of mechanical systems and equipment for new and existing facilities. This position independently performs complex engineering assignments, develops solutions to technical challenges, and serves as a technical resource to less experienced engineers and designers.